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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

THOMAS CALLAUDET. ISAAC LEWIS PIT
about AS. state associations are general
and the New England Ass0clat.Jl % o.at
Mutes is an important body Iael' ere
more than fifty schools In the lritcl
States. with 5000 teachers, and d Nat.on-l
Deaf Mute college at Washinsto1. ~ U.t. D
Edward Gallaudet, another son * Tie
great teacher, is president These -..tr-
tons receive support from The unt.nacl
and local governments Thanks Cd t.n
ardor with which Rev. 7. II. drllrnlet
pleaded their cause before the lrgis..' .r2s
Their benefactor memory w1a ariorei
By the deaf mutes by the cicc,. 30 d a
statue mt Hartford, some thirty .-.'e- 0.
and s. 900 has now been RAISED. ---..A.,
their own number, for the purpose q
placing another statue 40 Wasna
Tue manner in which C~l-..L-- - rs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18
%iovE SONGS OF THE NORTH.

Thou'lt osmc when day IL ending.
- Thcu'lt come with dews Of night;
SO sing while day Is spending
Its hours OF sunny light.
b. When shade and shine are blending.
In brooding tenderness.
.. Thou like the oak tree bending.
b. Wilt bend for my caress.
y The sunset red will heghten
> Till light Of the moon is shed,
The watching stars will whiten
The way that thou wilt tread.
All day my cares viii tighten
To warmth u tenderness.
Till thou with looks that brighten
Wilt stoop for my caress.
When heart 70 heart IS clingi1g
The hours will glide along,
viii go to pleasant singing
OF symphony and song.
Gray sorrow will so wingins
Away from tenderness
Until the sad hour bringing
Good night 10 thy caress.
Jennie Maxwell Paine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Tile quality of the mi.4 .n 'A'
never h. accurately detern.n- ~
az the outside Of b. Bus d. .l5a
% Judge of the capacity 90 "... rey
great many things without a'.l-.
are excluded from nearly n .r
Of nea untriei, because or d..
gent reasons. 10 IS alleselt' . .ts
- undertake manly ts-t
Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

for'niiy-Remedy rr acr. DE-
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the attention Of zach parent arl ..r...'-' o.
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agreeable deformify. and is tae r..'. +, u.s.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18
JUBILEE. OF THE DEAF.
CENTENARY OF The BIRTHDAY or
The GENEROUS GAlLkUCET.

I lneuii Hall. Boston the scene OF the
Meeting in Celebration Of the Invention
p yi.iole -peech->ome Of the Wen
Prominent in Deaf Mute Education.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Many ladies in Dublin have been re
duced to poverty by the loss OF theIr rents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

i Texas jury in murder trial reached
i ,.rl.ct by drawing stEaws.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18
DEFECT OF VISION
FAcTS FOR TIE coNsossaro.
o. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS 90

\ Most Common AMI D,.,.
''r'"''S--'em'ay Or eros.
Cause Of Avkr,rdoc.. in o.s,
Use Of ,pectaeios-Cood noi..
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19


a bisssrs~sss scsse Ia ti,e fafs eessfs
The lansing .5osrsai lbus aescrs ,ss wis
a Gallo The Isiesi Blsi on ths ssAs
A disxrsc~ul soens ocourrsd ~ a.
Senate last indff sf,ernoon auflaF a
confederation 0i gis Liuu9f Msfsisai hIi
senator 1ubbsi. who nad fie fisof. t0s
oocssion o. score ksne'of Palmer his ussif
opponent fof his ecf uHs on fll.s and offit
bills. A. he warmed al, "a his nffaeis,l 4
induiged freely io personalities sna biillsset
Sste expressions calling I'slUef eifcs
clorB who only Desdea powdered iienf
and ps ossc faes fD i,f good Dfs
Look ~ him. l0ob a. fbsi hesf
Nosidr 10 MAKE q tine elorn sfoirlgas
The s1cii2d He1ftof "tfs efif.sea 4,
pose ~ . leader aud - dlrlsis sssriiha.es
tefF pfsetiee snd snow legisstivt cas
toms. siig / va - the Legislators l,sfof
hs wss fifsf slaDksa ~ bia n,osssf
Hs fpfstgf accused tie ssnst9f Sons 81
1s3 81 beinf fetiifogzef . sllfileaf g.
worthless rasssi1tf vine would nos sitena
Isis cemtsisie< aniiss bit when d, - can
50 world etssessof 20 DELAY their f,es-sg
ca tue ground of Bof hesi1s giFnb fissl
RE full feussde<tlion 30 wished essf ffte
tbes bks beet fully considered iH hs tsn
rfllse< a. sha'h 10 fsionKsd The tenfi1
from fiss s1d fninsetel "a. ofbeff sss,-,i
END sJse~ch secnsinT bim of spending i
kfims IN asrd piss'iof debeneissff ard =
fsiTssd him stfouRiy ~ tise rFoubs 81 refi
erki }aziness TIE snfiss address sss reH
onsosss. esusIie end isisrrssef03. fsf befone
suyhnnf ssse bsfoFs uttefsd on ia h9e'
II the SENSE
The serlT ~ s>sfssof Palraef vi,iei -
feFflsis Sngrs ~nrfrvssd ihaD fife IiaraeTa.
ff Is Hifsell Uss bifssf. on<fniied sitn.
fssrsffvs sf,secii. born oi sxf3s~nesli ssd I
feeisnf 81 s-r<ssDsi Jury He s8nfitsss
fia~ise efaezf1Heiis sefne ~ fsftr
,trt sid ne viii tesfsfnf eFee nfiH 81
outs Fstcbsa IS - ps8Htet - u sii1sieiI
- BD 81 fBtik<f ~ nfsrfr it prffe
sisabi ga ftiers - 8f~s fbs hopefahle 81
st<r from tts "a
ms srciteuert ves fnte1es Rersth
Uu8lzsi '1eg <fusiy flhevef - hl< nniifiste
cigar ffsd p1isd un8sr tbs forebIe utfe'
sBces - ne enTafeo opponent TIE ryer
hearinf IofiS sr~xkiff rzfs< <,tefarr 81
SIZE HefIssf etsHtsr unti fht Hoef flss AZ
feiiffifx Nese pafset peinsrf 3sff74f =
ense6 Buhfnfl - ~rhf fls prA aee
pspei pfas. EsrTr fiibs ne hosefas
NeBstof eseeze< Q uerfsas,ef ens S,,,s
rag - i'se fzi.xs - teli1ren<t ere frfr'
esete1 - th< sFp1ft~eS ess fasaee
ftse sfIexrxf1h rfIieee nnt ~fef frsfht
gspr, s,,eet.t - H11iTi.
The h<aste sfsos7i ffIis -zst nflef 49,
i,<s-f.s .t,<< ,<e@f 8iszfs eefsI sts-e ~ o.
iorfh suitnsr< safse - th<if sestsk rs
ao~x % she seusfars
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
IRISH CIRCLES DISTURBED.
Bitter Feeling oo Account of FifzGeraid'
Interference with O'Rrfen.

Bitter Feeling oo Account OF EfzGerald'e
Interference with o'Rrien.
CHICAGO, June ia very bitter feeling
is manifested in leading lsish circles in this
city over the interference Of President Fitz-
Gerald Of the Irish Land League. with
willism O'Bnen's proposed visit TO Phila-
adelphis, and il has been increased by the
statement In a published letter from the
League President that the reason be would
not allow Mr.. 0'Brien 10 SO the CITY Of
Brotherly hove," was that he would
practically have been the guest of
the Gamma Gael, and would have thereby
given the enemies of Ireland further
opportunity OF misleading that British pub
lie opinion upon which the success OF the
lrish cause depends today. Local members
Of the Can Gael. including many IfisA.
men Of nationsl reputation who have stood
high IN ths Leagae, say that fliz<eraid Will
be called upon 90 answer for this attack
al zoe next convention. snt that Il is caicn-
lated TO produce y want of c0nbjfDcs in
the management % the League. X Is al
open secret that the Gamma -tsaei comi-
mated the Ifish national convenii0n
HEX. IN this city last year. that Fitzgerald
was It's candidate for the position ne now
occsfpies, and that in the sdu1nlssrs-
ton of lesene sfiairs he bas been compelled
to depend seFv largely apoB the adsice aud
council OF fiAn-us-ts6eiifeE Its letter.
therefore ip taken a. n1 Indication OF bis
cesifs 10 kirk out of tbe trates and II the
deep mut.erinfs which are hesrd mean
anything. IL - that unless some sfiiisfsfsor
ex xpianaIion - made b. Pfesidshf sifsfer-
ed of bis .ef'er % the Philadelphia oossDeii
OF tue League. he wall end that bis irfsTfer-
ence las sronset Storm ~hica viii tsr-
slyze his inaasoce IN Irish sfisirs iu ihis
counfrr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The ore sersrsa SD Nah Anbt.ers.rr
feietrsfsa

VsTLKf Fosst. Pc. gene ls-Fsiiy
5000 persons participated today On TIE
historic bsssls sesd in celsbrseca ~ fhe
i0.rh anniversary Of wasbinesoas svaess-
ton 81 sbs place psieF t. fbs h1ssis a
Cermaasown. psstform Tss rssed 81
the foot ~ the fes ssslf spd ihsl ts<fofs
uooa thirteen lsd.rs dressed ~ kesehisrs
snd bes8 dresses. representative - rssoia-
iionsrs dsTs took Positions uEroa i. Col
cnsi Besn. ehtIfazn - tie f<casiois. tsen
inir8fueed one hund7st caosfis einxers
vto fenderss tie synx. Autsfiez
iu hsnss9rne style are uhicS
Fev. 6 q SHARP iavakesi pse . vins bless.
inr Asaid tie cheering - tfe faalr ts8s
sHs ths hfirx ~ eznnan fne faz Fsz fasse3
- ss Fises oa ite stsI y vas sslrfocrnt-
81 bg = pena&Bf ug-0n sbieh rss Efacrif,es.
Bss8aasrtsrs ~ Aash nfson IT, vet
crewt Ken 4isifea - fsetfiefs:d rua nlher
places - inter-ss. Cz,sxrvs<sssa f,r0rsn -
iivsre9 fss oYsfioa - BE fev. fafresass
ve~e $50 ee5e BY 81 4tevertsfr ra-ftr sd
ftters - eereFeef sss sle8 srsf a4e4 Een.
Cin4. * sfig1 Sriiss efe Tn.rfg heztis 81
nsa.se ve.e - re fre9t.1 1fle q tsrs 81
ess - s ae6ef 80 fp5rs s. tbs zssssstt
0r6sf - sons - ane~ies saa were esr.e
ne8 sn isfs b0esr iflss sfs<rrso1r f1r..
gees - - sskes ~ - sxfr1n~sxtr. Is
aske ~ hzslsr5e bstl1ssss q ~ oa2a
49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY
4 SUCCESSFUL RAD IN TEXAS.
The knxsness cenpelss q - ffae ffr FFsss
20 tse ofsen frsirss. wlee< u vss
ssns s1sreers ~ . 9ans 81
EsEtt ga Tea asn.

Ila*gos. Texas. June ls.-t)ne of the
niosi daring train robberies Ihas ever oe-
eurrei ia Texas vas psrpetrated AZ i7So
O'Clock this moEning sAort distances this
side of Sehulenbgrs on the Southern Pa
ciiie railroad As The train drew Up si The
station two men With drawn feyolsers
mounted the engine, covered the engineer
and forced him 10 fali the train 10 the open
prsirie. few hundred sards 10 the east
v here hfe Was burning. and around which
STOOD eight or ten men, al srned wsih
Winchester rifles. fwo robbers on the en-
CINE stood guard over the msn At the fifoi-
tie. while others went through the mall
express and passenger ears.
Nearly all the passengers were asleep,
snd were unaware OF what was going or
until taey were aroused by the robbers. The
iirst man tackled by them was 81. New
berger. of New YORK. whom they struck Oh
the head with a revolver and secured from
him $s5 ia cash, seversi diamonds and a
gold wstch valued nj about 81 ,VO1. lou
Msver. of Cincinnsti. WAS relieved Of xS5.
r. s. Armsiead OF New YORK. gave up s.sj
lie had q large AMOUNT Of money with bi "A
which was hidden ia the sleeping car.
The gentleman from Mexico, whose name
could not be ascertained, lost 500. Ali the
passengers were relieved Of what imme-
diste yalusbies they possessed. and u
is difficult 20 form any estimate
OF the amount of money and iewelry secur-
ed. The smount. however Is reckoned 81
abou, IS Oo0. Wells. Fargo & Co. = express
car was also gone through. but the amount
of money taken is not yet known. No
mail route agent was on the train. but the
through mail pouches In the express car
were all cut open and their contents ap-
pTopriated. The total amount secured by
the robbers il placed at 5000 or $1,000.
but when a careful review of the matter Is
made the amount mas be changed There
l. no doubt q considerable amount was
secured The whole country is aroused
and in arms Several posses have gone in
search OF the robbers
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
DOODLERS CONVICTED
NC GARIeLs AND NC cDonAlo GUILTY.
The Verdict ta.nisas1s On the fret Hal
Ist-Tas Pastshasss Three feAss
"a the Fsnsts1sf sfy-fhs Vie
slsns Dana g. undea-

cHEcsoo. June is.-WaFtsn MeGuigls
and Engineer NcDoEald of the County
Hospital. were found guilty OF conspiracy
10 dsfrzad Cox eoansy. and the p0nish-
neat OF each ~ss & xed al three yeats il
tae p<nltsntisry. The jury received the
Instructions Of Judge Shepard and retired
st 10 o'clock this morning., and at ESQ p.
m. they had sgfeed upon verdict and re.
tusned 70 court. The boodlsss and friends
were dumbfoanded At the verdict Is an
sogulttal Was confidently expected. Alex
snder Sullivan. OF counsel for the defense.
gave notice Of a motion for new trial. The
Judge al FIRST refused to hear sallivan on
the matter, bat finally consented 10 hear
ing on Monday. The defendants were not
admitted tosbaIs, aud were taken 10 jail.
The first informal ballot taken by the
Jury was unanimous for conviction. with
seven OF the jury for three years-fnll term
Of Experimentation for two years. and
one for one year. After the jury had ex-
aminsd all the papers in the case. the first
formal ballot was taken, which resulted IN
the verdict as rendered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Nkx YoRN. June is.--The opening day
ot the Sprirs meeting Of the CcEey Island
Jockey Clab. at shsspshesd Bay. not With
standing the threatening weather. was at
tended By a large crowd. The track was
rery heavy. Six races we're on the pro
gramsre. The principal evi n the suburban
ha1difaD vas Won BY l. as.
First receive fariongs Cleaner J..
Bess , Irhihan 3 Time le5f.
SeCcnf race One mile and a furiong.
Berlin 4. Argo 2. Lottery 3. Tin,s. 2sli-
Third recs-Fasm stakes for two rear
oisis ere furlonks. 0mshs Won. Gusrsn-
tee Kingston 3 Time. hes.
fourth rsce--Suburasn handicap. one
uile and a Qgsrter. kufus ~0r- Crlfsm-
me Z. Wicxhsn = Tine. 1l2
Ff1h rses-9xiff sfskes for 3-yesr oiSs
seven fnrlongs Hanover 700. Kingston 2
Ferenzi & Tine Isl
Ssxfh rsce-Mile And a quarter cn turs.
Rossnsu won. Nam nonise : Harry H<nn
4 No ifase
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

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fikai ils4e aisa ssaat. pnii4 s,i... -. s....
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a. hs>ias naeoa. Aes Fa.k
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A Aew la Atls.ae'aso 3 afaIesl
Al BALTIMORE lls. iial.ss .ls, .-,sssa ea.4e -
le'nea "a sCfnan. 81 fsg
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

h~estts tstkAf ~ A . 30 Fotf 81
fsnas enffsiie. tll
=. ieJlA June lf telogf.sn a. q
f',si- I,sg,ss<l ifofa tie Aotias ia lson 49,
respondent Def. ths nlofpinf s1ys fh.
they wess compelled - sana al Esasss
Clinton county, 49,. Deaf ccnsslls. a. s
o'oiock last night n sssess lsoa Centfah
siste that this fna thf Risla4 as
al The fnt Raf rae cause assIsnea sol fl
desnent None - fbf afraf,1nts 81 ~ g.
we're Injured eno fias bfll.DH rfs saraess
sithoui tea
liefnaui Moore. Prof Hs.un 1ss
Doughty ssia Hliiisla ba'is. ~ ihf H.si.
collapsed baiio8n arrived Acre loDielf ift1
Dcntrsiia. IA hoors A. sreefAf et,slsr
sniif frstf an inlnfy infinie8 ofar 4
hand bY tas ffab heck ga ths .ins q,
bscepslou. lie ascfl Dee tas Sad 3tf rfiafss
al the i,siiceD ~ an lnf0ilicIrnrt IA - nli
TIE fan that - mitch peiias 49,
thrown oli - edeel 9 eisfL iroesssf -
zen etproesss great sasitiactlon q eef 81
scientific results ~ flss voyna.i. cialnla
tbst belniA Of a. 093 feet 80 r..s So
where rehisnEt and observations - e. io
teIestinR aiiaractef were otlalue8 I}aH
aescfiiies iD thrilling mnnnef fae hofF.h.
seiouiiy STAINED by The bsi loou ~ ~ o.
scent and the sssfis 81 ehecsinR nnabefae
The ssfensuis are in felf friia spd deeaf
they viii make sn0tiafr fsnauson 81 soa
- no balloon eau bf Repaired
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Ifovros. Ohio. 5uns ls.--posr 5ssiisn
employed on tie NsTsv}ile A Big ssnav
fsilrosd srss-ssion esEosase here sfs~ssfse5
- crgss TIE rivss IN = skiE isss niefa snd -
fler hsvt Daf bseF hes-a ffors ~ires +, =
sff7sead theT ~ers drowned. 4ifer oafne
ever frosD tfss Kenfurff sifs slssDt Inae =
~. aDo sftef Fis tIne nutnbef ~ sxsef's.s
a. heearus ilehflFs 5rsink sna sfsrtsH i,nsk
f09 ostnp The thscry - fhef ihe f,ef.
ipacsrle nvcsiFst - 7Hsvrti nn5 a4s<f tie
brat sne ri thssr ernnken etsntifior tfsr
weFs urai3s - swinn
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

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era Hssfsl eapsst5rs 8ezsss ~ s4r-
rent newsqsr1~ izsza ssss - - snxioss ~
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pSs6taese gsFo<ssrsF, 49, frat - zs4rs s.
- ssock = foE s<ss sD<.sr snT ese&m.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The siocshslssers Of the vsilev city Mills
Sc isyings connecfion PIPE between the
main min On Ne north side of Vest
Rriare-sf. - he al3 Giohe mil. cn N;n-.t.
.crth of Wesf nrflse.st. Be fazs arrange
r,>rs the two nils can be ran wish ous
pc~sr wien sk,n r>ssr : Io~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
SURPRISED SPORTS.
.Norsss aAasLiNa soos PULLED.
hsisxs1 sE tas Fssfes Yesterday &ftsFss12
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s,-,i.l 100 s.( sr.x razex .sz.r<I res3spx
tb@ Dse-fs, snst els.<ss ia COO ssrsasion.
On shelr coats or oEhsFEsss zflsnt - tne
miaor dslxils necessary % mzke pssssut-
sbls toiiss. ths men ssrs h4naeahsd alter
ths sAns style as nlafdeTers. tbi<s<z and
trspers1s eri1nIaals an4 plsced ~ dsF sFfes:
charged . lfh visiting a Gambling Aou-s
Il seems that since superintendent saith
lssusd Ets order that ali gambling ho1ss
must close, soms Of ths f,rsnsr nao.t1ss
have been In rhs habit OF sosndinz the AFTER
noon IN the roonss. OCCASIONALLY playsa =
ouiet game OF pennv ante among them.
,~lsss IS 4 means OF CAS- ing away ums.
AT IS minutes before O'Clock a squad
consisting OF Pstrolman Cbafse, Graves.
Wsbb. rabbs Oulxx and Joe u. saith. Ia
charge OF sergeant Hurls, hlsd osst fson
Police Hrsaa a.rfers. marched past Sweets
Hotel and up Fearlst. Arriving a. Frsnk
Bonnet az OF the men went Up the lront
stairway aud ave through The saloon TO
watch the back Nay.
The persons arrested we're a. f0lloua
Wu. Roarns. cash IS ..
Anuox soyra. east SIS.
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s1f..s Roxu- cash Abs.
CuRx IovrtAso cssh two cenra
Alsgkr Nal. cssh $5i.70.
Haas SorLr. cash thirty cents.
Px-xn Bsows. cash siO6.
wv GsApx. essh $3.50.
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Ths ,n.o we're hapdeuffsd ia pairs and
marched np Pearl Al 10 Campau and then
~ he1sauxrtsr~ xhere they were locked no
.nd ths eb.rg. ~ gambling prelerred
.gainss them
The ofSe,rs eon6,csted slsi SIS. which
"a. foond ON ths t.hIe and in the draw
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Leaving a detail To watch the room. the
.cn.s srcou :. n,sd tbs nrisoners 10 head
on.rfsrs ana fhe, returned with the ma
troI ~.gons and eonfi<cnf.,d the property "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
a FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

a Boat Cspsires ca the panube--Nes-iy
$50 Persons Drowned
vfxxxs, Juos 1s..-A boat containing $50
Hungarian refugees Was capsizsd while
crossing the Danube near Fslsssodsry. snd
nearly all Of iss occupants were drowned.
More than 100 bodies have been recovered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Hi eclly' Thipxs sm cone 20 a pretsy
pass IN Dis hvzr town, SAID The ccl0red
ianitor ef the Eamaiinx roorn IN the Ecck-
up last night. fust deT arrests ron eos
yon 3on't ~ers and den ds7 arrest ycu
css ven DO. beres no chance fsr dis chile.
uohow
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Then. too. does . net iook ss ths,ugh tne
new Chief wss strsgriirg Ser CORY when
BE make> . rsid srct ss geaierdar jnst At
tne very TINE shen he stresses are crsaf1ed
mo-t
Per8srs Gene-sf Smith wsuid Sc 70
susaer q sew % ssz s3ove eueslions
These columns sfs vide oren - kim.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The Governor is ssid - be still haltsng
between two Opinions fegsrdi0f The
Nining School bill snd the eaelna~ ColsoIl.
ds'ion blll. Tie forwef tefssse q Tie
sHounf fi2o.0eei sppsoprisfion tie latter
fslrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

TIE Senate COMMITTEES hns reported fhs
Grtunsi Purity ~ Fiectiya fgll fsvorslslv
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

notice that the Legislative correspondent
OF the Grand kspi4s T),laerrug. reported ia
regard 20 the state Conkisbnlsry bill that
'.ibe salary of the state Nsrfbsl vss re-.
duced 10 81 vs9 ard the numi5ef OF iepnties
Limited 10 81 Bs was lHiasd. The Mar
sbsss saiars rss left sf 4z0b9, and the
deputies raieed from s909 to q ol9. a. TIE
Jrtrssss-HfsaLDhs hsd IL.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1887-01-25
Suffering WOmanhOOd.

Too much effort cannot be made to bring
to The attention of suffering womanhood the
great value of Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as a remedy for the diseases OF
women. Such an one is the wife of General
Barringer, of Winston, n. c., and we quote
from the Generals letter rs follows: Dear
Mrs. Fiukham: Plea.e allow mo to add my
testimony to the most excellent medicinal
qualities of your Vegetable Compound. Mrs
Barringcr was treated for several years fol-
what the physician called Leu: orrhaa and
Prolapsus Uteri combined. 1 sent her tc
Richmond, Va, where she remained for six
months under the treatment Of au eminent
physician without Il permanent benefit.
She was induced to try you medicine, anG
after a reasonable time commenced to i'm.
prove and is now able to attend to her bust.
ness and considers herself fully rciicred.r
[General Barringer is the proprietor OF tho
American Hotel, Winston, N. c., and il:
widely known,1